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This year, a dynamic first-year student is revitalizing Flagler College’s prestigious Society for Advancement of Management (SAM) chapter, originally established on campus in 1983.

This year marks a special milestone for the Legacy—Flagler College’s official spirit store—as it celebrates 25 years of sharing Flagler pride with students, alumni, and visitors from around the world.

In the past three years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rocked our world and the workforce, reminiscent of the internet’s early impact.

There’s been an unsettling feeling sitting in my head and chest: It’s April, I’m a senior in college, and I'm graduating in less than a month.

Flagler College’s new Biology major prepares students for careers in research, healthcare, biotechnology, and beyond.

From the moment first-year students are handed an old railroad spike on the way into their Convocation ceremony, the strength needed to lay the tracks of their Flagler legacy becomes tangible.

It was a viral video of a chimpanzee named Vanilla seeing the sky for the first time that captured the hearts of Americans, and helped Flagler College alumnus Dr. Andrew Halloran, '95, raise awareness about the plight of animals kept in labs and cages for most of their lives.

Jefferey Spivey, ’05, is a St. Louis-based author, poet and journalist who is currently editor at Northstar Publishing. He won the 2023 Iron Horse Book Prize and was named runner-up for Poets & Writers’ 2023 Maureen Egen Writers Exchange Award.

Growing up in Polk County, Fla., Hunter Miller has always appreciated the natural world. But it wasn’t until 2017 that he was able to use this respect for the Earth to fuel his career. Miller graduated from Flagler College in 2011 with a degree in Public Administration, and now serves as Field Campaign Manager at Oceana.

When you imagine the face of a donor, the vision that emerges is rarely one of a young, 20-something-year-old man fresh out of college. But James Mernik, '21, is that donor. Upon inheriting a giving account from his late grandparents, Mernik was tasked with perpetuating their lifelong interest in philanthropy.